Paul Kaminski – Fenster in die Fantasiewelt
In the organizer's words:
For the artist Paul Kaminski, every picture on the wall is a window into another world - into our dreams, where our fantasies have free rein. We create our own story: a novella. When we resonate with a picture, the story takes its course. The brain works and that makes us happy. Sometimes you need a template for your thoughts to unfold their own story. Images help us to think, to fantasize.
Sometimes concrete images provide a template for imagination, sometimes abstract works give free rein. "What is the artist trying to tell us, what was he thinking?" Paul Kaminski says: "Yes, I was thinking something when I made the pictures - but these are my thoughts, my truth. You have your own truth. Look at the pictures, fantasize, invent your own story. That makes you happy."
"Imagination is more important than knowledge, because knowledge is limited." - Albert Einstein.
Paul Kaminski was born in Karaganda, Kazakhstan in 1961 and studied painting under Valentin Golog from 1982 to 1992. He moved to Germany in 1992 and has been working as a freelance artist in Wolfsburg since 1994.
Viewing times for paintings in the hall and foyer: usually Mon - Fri, 11:00 - 18:00. Paintings in the hall can be viewed when it is free. You are welcome to make an appointment.
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